The Most Classic Restaurants In NYC
"When The Odeon opened, there was no better place in the city to see and be seen, to party, or to eat fries. Nearly half a century later, it’s not quite the glitzy scene frequented by the SNL cast and Andy Warhol, but this Tribeca brasserie-diner is aging gracefully. Turns out the appeal of cozying up in a red leather banquette with a martini and steak frites is timeless. The neon sign outside remains one of Manhattan's most iconic, though nowadays you're significantly more likely to see a kid coloring with crayons at the next table than you are Madonna. French onion soup, Odeon burger, cosmopolitan (invented here)" - molly fitzpatrick, willa moore, will hartman, bryan kim, sonal shah
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